The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 17, 1945, Page 5

. o —. . ANT ADS ‘SDAY, APRIL 17, 1945 FOR SALE Victory Cafe with \ble bindings. Phone 317. FT. LAMINATED SKIS, ZENITH Console Model Radio. Phone Blue 113, after 4 p. m. 138 GMC PANEL DELIVERY truck. Fair shape, $200. Madsen's Bike Shop. TWO ST BERNARD PUPS. See - - George ] far at Tee Harbor. coacH, with new bat- brakes and 5 very good 6-ROOM HOUSE, newly painted, and lot in Douglas. Partly fur- nished, with electric range. $2500 . cash, or $750 down, balance on terms. Phone Douglas 25, Douglas Trading Post. IN SEATTER TRACT — 3 -Room house, in poor condition, no yard. Good buy for someone who can do own repairing and reno- vating. Shattuck Agency. 13- TUBE, ALL-WAVE RADIO— Smoking table, combination end table and magazine rack, table lamp, sun lamp, combination desk, filing cabinet and lamp, coffee table, portable bar. Phone 628, after 6 p. m. 1935 MASTER Deluxe Cnev. Coupe. Radio, heater, new paint job. Call after 5 p .m. Sunday. E—31' troller 31-A-674; & . Small Boat Harbor. BSLEEK, black puppies, part Chesa- peake, 7 weeks old. Stock smaller than purebred, good retrievers. ry intelligent, excellent pets. $4 each. E."Comet, Douglas Road, past white garage, at name stake. 2 TABLE MODEL RADIOS — In good condition. Phone Green 750. ONE EACH—10x12 tent,.coil, small camposs, - leather coat, size 40; hand paint sprayer, gasoline iron and two 6-V batteries. Inquire ecandinavian Rooms. TAKU Gillnet Boat—24 Vloug: 2 yrs. old. A-1 shape. Has new 52-H Gray. Madsen’s Bike Shop. OUTBOARD MOTOR, 1-HP Sea King. $40. Madsen’s Bike Shop. FISHING SUPPLIES, Phoné Green 113 or call at Madsen’s Bike Shop. Fishing gear orders deiivered. FURNISHED . 3-pedroom, modern --home; 2}; acres patented land, at Auk Bay. Full concrete basement, oil furnace and range, 32-volt Delco. $5,000. John Natterstad, P. O. Box 2313, Juneau. FOR SALE—J. for appointment. ONE S-4 TYPE sun lamp, like new, $30. Write Empire C 5401, 2 COTTAGES for sale each on % acre. 5 Mile Glacier Highway or| 357 after 10 a. m. dresser, Sun-lamp, Bathinette, $3.50. Green 163. chest of drawers, $85. $30. Baby Buggy, $8. FORpSALE—Troller “Diana”—33 It. long, 8% ft. beam, fully equipped. Chrysler Crown marine engine, tirst class condition. See Harbor Master. LOST AND FOUND LOST—Cameo earring, downtown. Reward. Return to Empire. FOUND—Five keys on ring. Owner | may have same by identifying and paying for this adv. sUY WAR BONDS HE FIXIT SHOP 215 Secdnd Street Musical Instrument Repairing General Light Repair Work PHONE 567 ROY EATON “It's the Nicest Store in Town” Baranof Hotel Building L THE BARANOF ALASKA'S FINEST HOTEL Eat in the Famous ! It Costs No ! Phone 8 b v . Hellenthal resi- | dence. 426 Harris St. Phone 128 v 1 wanren | DOTOPENING FOR SALE—Oil range. Call at WANT TO RENT, or lease, a 2 or| Juneau. | DAYROSTERS : ‘Coobers' Salary Dispule.°= 3-bedroom house in Good tenants. Phone Red 770. WANTED—Serviceable, high=speed marine motor, 100-H.P. or over Write particulars to Box 687, Fairbanks, Alaska. WANTED — Full-time driver at Irving's Market. | WANTED—Cowptiiion for fishing | trips, with some work between times at the Juneau Florists’| Greenhouse. See Claude C. Cars | negie. i furnished home. Phone Red 185. ‘ —_— | WANTED—House man at Baranof ( Hotel. | WANTED TO BUY—Small modern furnished home. Write Empire, 5439, i WANTED—2 or 3-room house. No steps. Cash. Write Emph'e,‘suz, | RAPHER SECRETARY - §' wishes permanent position in Juneau reliable private firm. Young, physically fit and willing | to work hard. Irene Hunt, 1401 4th Ave, Beattle. WANTED—Clerk at University of Alaska, who can take -dictation, typing. Salary, $200 monthly. Phone Lydia Fohn-Hansen, Bar- anof Hotel, or write U of A, College, - Alaska. FOR RENT—4-room apt. Oil heat. Crescent Apts. Phone 428. WILL PAY CASH for late model sedan. Write P. O. Box 88, Haines, Alaska. WANTED—Girl to share an apart- ment with Weather Bureau Em- ployee. Phone Black 127, before 3:30 p. m. WANTED — A washing | Call Black 705. WANTED—Will pay top price for all kinds second hand merchan- dise except clothes. Douglas Trad- ing Post Phone 25, P O Box 1237, | Douglas. WANTED—Maintenance man for Gastineau Hotel. Union Wages. WANTED — A washing machine. i Call Black 409. WANTED—Used furniture. 306 Wil- loughby. Phone 788. | SEWING — Pearl Prouty. Phone Blue 470. WANTED—Steady job | I am 34 years old and am me- chanically inclined, but will take anything. Write F. Jacobs, 1623 | E. Burnside St, Portland, 14, Oregon. | MISCELLANEOUS |PIANOS RENTEDTurea. Ander- son Shop. i i | THE FIXIT SHOP—General light i repair work. Phone’ 567. | SUARANTEED Realistic Perma- ment. $7.00 Paper Curls, $1 up.| Lola Beawty Snop Phone 201 | 315 Decker Way 4 F you.have empty rocms or apts.; for desirable people, inform the Gastineau Hotel. i FURBENT | SMALL APT.—Suitable for one girl. | Central location. $35. Call Green | 330 for appointment. ! 2-ROOM furnished Apt. Oil range, bath. Inquire 513-A Willoughby. ! R R 3-ROOM Furnished cabin, .oil] range, bath. Inquire 513 Wil- loughby Ave. | STEAM heated room. Phone Green | Em. i | STEAM HEATED ROOMS. Call after 3 p. 315 Gold Street. NINTER RATES, Scaview Apts. | ol and wood stoves, lights, laun- | | dry. Phone 236. ,funpm AGAN - | Neyer __‘burn . ‘baseball's memorial game for F.DR. ~. THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU. ALASKA < |NEWCOMERS | i = - a 4 Settled as Champs Gofo - Wire-Memorial Friday By JOE REICHLER (Associated Press Sports Writer) NEW . YORK, April 17 The fourth wartime major league base- M ball season, which gets underway B2 \ | b | 0 cash. Call CoWling- WANTED TO BUY—Small, modern, |today, Wil provide the biggest op- f= portunity for rookies since the first . professional league was organized, &= in. 1876. Approximately 120 newcomers = will be trying to make their marks ] in the “big time,” with about 25 appearing in opening day lineups. 5] before have SO many nNew names dottéd the rosters of big g league clubs. - War's drain on manpower has __ continued to make demands.on the = game's personnel and has made room for many a youngster who would ordinarily still be. in the minors, absorbing much - needed knowledge. 1 | MEMORIAL DAY GAME WASHINGTON, April 15 — Wet, chilly weather forced postponement of yesterday’s opening game of the 1945 Major League Baseball season —the game which was to have been dedicated to the memory of one of © baseball’s great benefactors, Frank- & lin Delano Roosevelt. Officials of the Washington club walked out on the Griffith Stadium diamond about mnoon yesterday, faced the chilling mist and decided the weather would be too uncom- fortable for the fans. (=] With House Speaker Sam Ray- wm delivering the first pitch, 5 - < will be played next Friday, between the same clubs, New York and ‘Washington. CONTENDERS CLASH TODAY St. Louis, April 17—The American League pennant race will open on a high note here today, with the champion St. Louis Browns having as their first guests the Detroit ‘Tigers, voted by baseball writers as the team most likely to dethrone £% the title-holders—if they are de- pg throned. It will be the first time = in history that the Browns take the field as defending champions. | e | STELLAR BATTERY SETTLES | CHICAGO,- April 17—The World Champion St. Louis Cardinals are cheered by an eleventh-hour settle- 1| SoMe TME HAs PASSER SINCE THE DO m o q YOU'LL HAVE TC DECIDE BETWEEN SHINY FLOORS AND e BROKEN BONES YOU ALWAYS TELL ME YOU LIKE HIGHLY ( OH, BY ALL ME£ 7 LET'S HAVE NI F‘OUO?DHEDI ~— FLOORS! B 7 b 1| VAWM TH' WINNER, AN'T | 2 PO | HAFTA LIFT ME OWN AT ME FROM BEHIND WHEN | WAS IN ME CORNER, EHZ HOLD [T, PLEASE! NS B 7 7 TONIGHTS MAIN BOUT BRINGS / REMEMBER WHAT )/ THANK YOU, ~ FOR Yo TOGETHAH TOMMY MARLOWE L TOLE YA -~ GOOD A_MR. WALSH. HEAvgNs) . THE PHILADELPHIA FLASH AND Af [\ LUCK, KID. ~——" ~ "/~ SAK| ANGIE SCOTT OF ST. PAUL-~ A 5 WE MUsT BE DOUBLY CAREFUL 5 Y AWV WIH GAW INNA THEH WAAL BLOO YAHNDUH & FLAHNG HAH-YEE INNA THEH y HU SsEE, DID YOU SEE THE FACE OF THE MAN ON THAT \Now, TERRY! LITTERZ ID SWEAR | IT MAY BE A IT WAS HOTSHOT iy ! CHARLIE! Mz \ MORE POSITIVE CLIE | FIGHT OVER THE E5CAPING TRANSPORTS. P | TERRY AND. HUl SHEE MOVE CAUTIOUSLY Sway; | 1 ment of the stellar Cooper Brothers’ | salary dispute as they open their National League title defense here today against the promising Chi- cago Cubs at Wrigley Field. The high-powered battery Mort and Walker Cooper tempo- < rarily ended their stalemate with the club president over a demand - for a $3,000 annual pay hike. B Walker Cooper is = scheduled catch today’s opener. ALASKA COASTALON = FLIGHTS ON MONDAY The Alaska Coastal Airlines car- | ried the following passengers yes-| terday: to To Hoonah—Joseph Pratt, Jerry ™ McKinley and A. B. Hickes. ] Juneau to Eliza Harbor — C. A. McMickle. ! Juneau to Excursion Inlet — Lt. < Shaeffer. Juneau to Ketchikan — Ernie Whitehead. o Juneau to Petersburg — Mrs, & Florence: Allen. . {5/ Juneau to Killisnoo—Don Foster, = Fred Geeslin and Ruth M. Rose. O Juneau to Sitka—Harold Bean, u) James F. Miller and Ann M. An- « derson. ) Sitka to Juneau—V. S. Carrier. Excursion Inlet to Juneau — Lt. Shaeffer. | = Hoonah to Juneau — William Sheakley and Frank Skalley. , — e e — SKIPS PHYSICAL | Vincent Patricio Yadao, Filipino, was arrested here late yesterday % > IMOTHER HAVE BEEN of ©IHOSPITALIZED. NO & PORTER, CH, [BSeveRTHELESS, IN THE COMPART TER.’comfi |MENT OF OUR FRIENDS VITAMIN AND SNOWFLAKE, A CRASH" HAS BEEN MADE. DABLING, RIGHT? PAPRIKA AND HER ONE HAS BEEN CHIPPER, IT'S GRAND 10 BE ANAY FROM THE HOSPITAL AND HBRE AT UNCLE WALTS WHERE @ WE CAN HAVE SOME PRIVACY. . | afternoon for failure to report to To Fll"G oR i Selective Service officials for physi- SEA E (l UB'cal examination. He was arraigned before U. S. Commissioner Felix Gray and was released on his own recognizance in order that he SEATTLE, April 17—Hal Turpin, might report to draft authorities. |mainstay righthander fer the past —————————— |several campaigns, will report to, PARTY BACK FROM SKAGWAY the Rainiers here during their home stay. A signed contract has beenj| received from Turpin, who has been absent-at his Oregon farm: The Donjac, Jack Burford cap- tain, peturned to Juneau late yes- | terday after making a charter trip to Skagwdy with the Rev. W. Robert Webb, Mrs. Webb, Jack Fletcher and Mus. Fletcher. | SEATTLE, April 17—No .games were played in the Pacific Coast League yesterday, as teams were| At Skagway, the Rev. Webb held i traveling. Episcopal services Sunday. The ! e a7 e trip was reported as rough both EVANGELIST GOES TO SITKA |ways. The Rev. W. L. Andrews, evan- e gelist who has been conducting SHIDELER VISITS JUNEAU [services for several weeks at the| Joseph J. Shideler, with the CAA |Bethel Tabernacle, left aboard the'at Anchorage, has arrived in Ju- {North Bea for Sitka, accompanied neau and is registered at the Hotel by Mrs. Andrews and co-workers Juneau. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henry. —->——— MOE IN JUNEAU TOWNSEND CLUB C. P. Moe, of Ketchikan, has ar- Meets every Tuesday evening at 8'rived in Juneéau and is 4 guest at o'clock in Miners' Hall, —-adv. lthe Gastineau Hotel, . b i SNUFF ts rescrved, MY WIFE'S A FEMALE-ISN' g MY BROTHER -BELMAR-IS IN THE LIBRARY- LOOKING FOR A JOB IN THE*WANT ADS IN THE PAPER- DON'T DISTURB IF YOURE LOOKIN' FOR A JOB-WHY ARE YOU LOOKIN' LHDER FEMALE HELP WANTED 7 116GS e 5 A 2 A AR SR